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Prompt: Colored DC comic style. A green python wearing horn-rimmed glasses sits at a desk, a steaming cup of coffee in his hand. In front of him lies a notepad, covered in scribbles of ideas and sketches on mathematics and computer science. On the notepad rests an old-fashioned fountain pen. To the left is a stack of files, with slips of paper sticking out. To the right is a mug containing writing utensils. Shelves line the walls, filled with books and knick-knacks. Winter sunlight streams through a window on the side. Language: German, no speech bubbles. No Horns.
Modell: Nano Banana Pro.
My town is nestled at the base of Long's Peak. At 14,259' it is always magnificent in all 4 seasons. Proud to say that I submitted Long's and it is spectacular from the top too.
Midjourney prompt using the actual verse itself into the AI. Version 5.0 generated artwork from the following.... ’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe; All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.
Not that I really want to know how big a serving of maple syrup or ranch dressing should be.
For Tammy's No frill's prompt #12 at Daisy Yellow
further splainin': Measure
I had another idea for this prompt, which I kind of sat on for a few days, then abandoned. In attempting this one, I thought the use of the wax was clever, but am not so happy with the finished product.
Made for Dawn Sokol's Art Journal Stimulus Project. (www.dblogala.com/)
My attempt at the LO and questionnaire for Home defined.
I used a paper with love hearts for the roofs.
I took the photo on Easter Sunday while we still had some snow.
Prompt #25 from Janel of "Run with Scissors" Journal prompts
Journal Prompt 25: I want you to think about your day today. If you had to describe to me in one word, or one short phrase what would it be?? Us this phrase or word repeatedly on your page, trying out new fonts :)
Because of prompt the eye sees the smaller flower stand although
the left stand is bigger and closer..
Off Prompt - Day205 - Seen at the beach....doesn't everyone bring along their white bench for beach sitting? She was quite at home with her binoculars. #cy365 #captureyour365
The full page 17 from Melbourne newspaper ‘The Sun’ from June 22, 1972, which features an advertisement for the first draw of Tattslotto, Australia's most popular lottery. This advertisement, which was published on the day of the very first Tattslotto draw, prompted readers who had missed entering the first draw to enter the second one the following Thursday. More detail can be read in the general description below.
Vaxfacts: Tattslotto, a lottery run by Australian company Tattersalls, held its first draw on Thursday June 22, 1972, in the Australian state of Victoria. The first draw, hosted on Channel 7 by newsreader David Johnston, would be the start of a long-running Australian institution- Tattslotto is the most popular lottery in Australia, and is the most commonly referenced. The winning numbers for the first draw were 37, 39, 1, 14, 18, 31, with a supplementary number of 30. Tattslotto today still features six main numbers, but has featured two supplementary numbers for decades. While its initial draws were held on Thursday nights, the draws were moved to Saturday nights by the end of that year, and would stay there to this very day. In 1983, Tattslotto began a midweek draw held on Wednesday nights.
To view television advertisements for the 25th and 45th anniversary draws of Tattslotto, view the following links:
The painting is backed with a small piece of linen, which I wrapped around a painted stick. The stick was then glued to these small tiles, which, in turn and finally, were glued to the page.
Spent 9 hours second shooting a wedding with a photographer friend of mine. The bride chose to take all their pix outside in spite of high temps being 14* F! She had a beautiful bouquet of pink roses and white carnations that didn't quite survive the temps. In the hour+ that we were out (We warmed ourselves in the car periodically) the poor bouquet was frozen stiff and the carnations were a bit brown for the wedding (the roses didn't suffer quite as much) but I'm thinking people didn't notice too much and they look great in the pre-wedding photos! :)
Pitta filled with basmati rice, pearl barley and puy lentil salad.
Very tasty, it had chargrilled vegetables, slow roasted tomatoes, turmeric and cardamom too. Can you tell I'm reading the pack?
The prompt for today sent me into my digi stash to the Jessica Sprague Heritage Album class I took a while back and never finished. It also sent me into the closest to dig out this photo to scan.
It's a great class and album and maybe one of these LOADs, I'll finish it.
The sun had come out so Olivia wanted to re-take her Shadow photo-prompt.... Taken by Olivia (age 10)
In this mirror i wrote the word inspiration. The reflection of something else can inspire you to do something or become someone and grow as a person.
The prompt is "On the Fly".
I decided to do a simple pop-up. I wanted to embellish this more, but I seem to do best when I keep it simple.
This is the inside, with a pop-up heart with wings.